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Offshore asylum hubs in countries like Albania could be Labour's answer to Reform

  • Asylum seekers in the UK may be sent to Rwanda under a deal that costs British taxpayers $462.7 million, according to government sources.
  • No migrants have been sent to Rwanda yet, but Prime Minister Rishi Sunak stated that flights will begin in July.
  • The British Parliament passed legislation to send some migrants to Rwanda, although no one has been sent yet, and critics call the plan unworkable and unethical.
  • Labour is considering a similar plan to the Tory Rwanda initiative, as admitted by Yvette Cooper in an interview.
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Asylum seekers in the Netherlands would have to be. Even if the center-right government announced a sharper course, there will still be a huge amount of money spent on housing migrants. A luxury vacation on cruise ships and in luxury hotels at taxpayers' costs, which is met with displeasure. In a comment in the Dutch daily newspaper De Telegraaf, Marianne Zwagerman complains about the extremely expensive accommodation of around 10,000 asylum see…

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The National broke the news in Glasgow, United Kingdom on Tuesday, March 25, 2025.
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